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4: NUMBER 5387.] SEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 18, 1809, will be performed a Tragedy, called HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. Claudius, Kinof Denmark, Mr. CRESWELL - s Ha'rrilet, Mr. KEMBI, ' Polonius; Mr. MUNDEN; _Laertcs, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY ; First G rave digger,, Mr. EMERY; Second Grave-digger, M MONS ; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. EG ERT()N - Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST: LEGER ; Ophelia, Miss BOLTON. To which will be added, DQN JUAN '•. Or, T-HE LIBERTINE DESTROYED. Don Ilan, Mr. 8C- E'RTON ; ' Don Guzman, Mr. C P MAN :; Don Fernando, Mr. lEFI.ERIES ; Scarambirch, Mr. (;It'l MA ; Donna Anna, MJss BRI s - ri )w, 'ro onncinde - witn,a vie w of the Infernal Regions, and a . Shower of Fire. The Doors will be'opened at Haltpest Five, and,thy Play. gin at half past Six. To-morrow, The Merchant of Venice ; with .The Poor. Soldier. Ern wymesday, The Wheel of Fortune ; with The Turn pike Gate. On Thursday, The Man of the World; with We fly by Night. tr The Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, in Covent arden, anxious to restore tranquility to the Amusements of the Town, beg leave to inform the Public, that, for the fu. ture, the Prices of Admission will be—Boxes 75. Pit . .ls, 6d. tower Gallery, as. and Upper Galle:y 55.—At the end of tke present Season, that part of the Frort Poxes which is ‘ovv occupied by Annual lioxe, will be restored to the use ilt . the Public, - as it was in the old Theatre. The el - op - tie tors beg leave to say how sincerely they lament, and.. how. terry they are forany irreguttrities that 11;:ve plac during the late unhappy disputes ;;and; that no : r.r re rplledion of past differences may be. lett,.-they .viii direelions foi stopping all -ler,al proce - ,dings on their pact, to which the - late circumstances r eluelantly, to have recourse. The Proprietors most re ,peCifully rely oh the protection of a liberal and er'ehtelied ;"üblic, _and humbly hope that their attentio.; ..ow be t inploYed solelk in the producing of such- Entertainmentras rf laY be worthy of a British Audience. • , . . LYCEUM THEATRE. U nderthe Special License of the LOAD CHAMBERLAIN, ,Granted for the pi - esprit Season to the joint application 14 all Parties principally interested. - - - HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY .01 the late DRURY-LANE THEATRE, "i ll , THIS ('RESENTEVENING, December 18, otetforit the Comedy of • THE JEALOUS WIFE,, Oakley, Mr. WROUGIITON; Major Oakly, Mr. PALMER; Charles, Mr. HO L LAND ;. Russet, Mr. Dow-roN ; Captain O'Cutter, Mr.l OH N STONE ; Mrs. Oakiy,. Miss DUN C AN Lady F reelove, Nirs. R LOW E ; Harriet, Mrs., URG To which will be.added. the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE: Peregrine, Pertioax, and Percival Siogld, Mr. "DE CAMP ; Huttterey.Grizzle, Mr. ASH E WS, Who will mtroiltice the sfingof " Tire nail Coach"; Miss.R A Y ; Phoebe. Mrs. M A T'l , l W ; •- rs IiLANt7.. (. 11 0xes 6s. Second Price Is. - Pit 35. 6d Second Price 25.--- k nee Second .P rice is. Upper Gallery as. Second rice 6ci. (:180Xes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in.the Box h nice, at the Strand entrance ; - ol whom may also be had `rivate Boxes nightly. f mat Doors to e opened at ialf past. Five, and the Per ▪ To -morrow will be produced new Comedy, in Five calledSudde . n Arrivals; or, Too Basy . by Half ; with ▪ Ile Weathercock ANATOMICAL LECTURES, 11: CAR PUE wili commence" hiA SPRING to ttc liRY ge E o o t .t h L l E l C an i ti 'l a J r ß y Es on ANATOMY ::td. 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Lottery the fcl -1-1 ..lowing Capital Prizes in Shares, 2,,6/1; A - ,C 29,000 I ;big - n. - ,C.z,,00s 4,099 -D .: 5,000 I 38; -- B a I,O°Q. 830 - A - 1,,.-,co 1 tijo - B - i,900 WishesBl fortunate. sco 1 41 8 '55 1 1 "oHolders a any of the outstanding,sh?res to lring them for payment, or to exchange 4 '-._ -a for 'l' ickets ;11:1 Shares in the New Lottery, which is on . L same. plan 1:s t he last, only With an improved 'Scheme, containing' only I )oo'lsliiinbers and 5,000 Prizes. themes, with particulars, may be had at either of nish's i ces No. 4, Cornbill or 9, Charing—Cross where the two Prizes i , 'and last. 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THE COMMISSIONERRfor VICTUALLING Ills Majesti'i 'Navy do hereby give Notice, That on, Tuesday the 19th Decembet next; they spill be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the suppijing (on separate c ontrails') of what SEA PROVISIONS, fwiEsH.I3ELF, and RUM, may be ).eqaired for the use of His Majesty's Sbipt. and Pessels at S‘tsicinied, /.r twelve or wrihr certain, and jurihe , until six monthrarnisig shall he given. The Mode Of ,P tymf to be by i:4;ablewith Interest, Ninety Dttyr aftet%Dat,.. The Conditioni 0:1 the COntratis may he seen of the ..s'ci - r.g42.:i Offce, at 'this Ogee, or Gy epp?yingto the Coll aor cf,Cusioms; at Swansea: • -No retard tell/be sad to ary fender in 74:1,1541te pike stall not be inserted in ivords at length, or that shall not' be delivered 1* thi Board before One o'clock' on the mid Tuesday the 19th of Decensbor , next, nor unless the Person who snakes. the Ten d er, of some Person an his behalf, attehds, to answer, 'w en called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, s i 1809 THE COURT OfDIRECTORS of the UNITED 4- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad. lug ta the &IST INDIES do hereby give. Mlles, That they will he leady to receive Proposal, in wsitheg, en ee before ifiedneidvi the 1716 January ne,vt, for the hire fora Jur. ;her number of Voyages of such Ships of 1,200 Tons therthen and up'wmrds, as have performed their contraaed number of P:qyaget in the ComPatry's service, _ •Thi, Tefeders, with the words " Shin Tender'.' on- tht Cover, to be severalty sealed up , and left with :be .Y.7traarji, at or &fire Twelve o'Clock of Naomi on the above day, beyond white Zour . the Court will not red eive any Tender. WM. RAMS Ifir-e'leeretat)y. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions, under which the Ship, will he engaged fo► the Go►npany's Service, ntay be Jeeot upon application to Mr, 3Sihn Morice, Clei kto the Conutilitee -Shipping, on or after Saturct6 , , the 23Y Test. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dec. Is, tBo9. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITE.O COMP ANY of AI4RCEIANTS of ENGLAN.OTrad. fag to the EAST ,INDIES do hrrehy give Notice, That they are ready to receive Propt.tals -in Writing, at any time on or befdre Wsdne4day,the t jrb Janus'''. next, from. any Per sons who may be 4ciillingto build Ships .1 ab.irt it,zoo Tont lits;•:: Voy en rs . ge t s o i c;t l tain " .. l ; : h e e ;g4 fe r a l° rs " : e. with aa' t t he * to Pa or r) el ' s :l " ‘S S t p h. T. f el:d?' on the Cover, to be severalty sealed up and left with theSecre: toy, at or before Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the , said tjtb ja nuasy next, beyond which boar not any Tender will be re). ceived. . WM. RAMSAY, Secretaly; The Particulars of the Principal Dimensions and Scantlino, alto an inventory of thr PrintipaY Stores, the Copy of the usual Charter Parry, as arkautline,ltith the other Tani and Com on which the Shipstore to b.-tendered and entertained on the Corn. pau's Service, also. the Draft; conformable to which tie are.to be built, may be seen on application to Mr. Yobn Mfrice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Saturday, the lid instant. HESIOD, A NEW TRANSLATION, This Day were published, In Fordscap 06tavo, price.ias. in boahls, rF"--REMAINS OF HESIOD, the Ascriaba Translated fro:vim Greek into English Verse. with a Prelitninary Dissertation and Notes. By CHARLES ABRAHAM ELTON; To which ate added,' SpeciMens of the obsolete Vetsien of Hesiod's Georgics ' by George Chapman. P-rinted for Longman, Hurst, Reek, and Orme, Patemos. ter-row. - • U Though his translation is dose, it seems at least equtit to the original. His blank verse is of a good struCturc ; br,ring aleneral, but not servile, resemblance to Milton Edw. , Rev. 20. 2 9 . .0 The work. must be .considtred a valuable accession so English biterAtufa."—Ctunbsdanci's London RcvLeo,..